The relevance of studying humanities subjects has never been clearer than in the news this week. I opened up the BBC news website this morning to see articles reporting on our political system, the economy, human rights violations, the global health pandemic and vaccination programmes and the opportunity for a free seat in a space […]
Welcome back to College and to the humanities faculty. I hope you have all had a good rest over half term and had the opportunity to spend some time outside and away from the computer screen. This week our update focuses on the learning that has been happening in geography. The word ‘geography’ originates from […]
We have had a wonderful half term of home learning this term in humanities. Well done to all of our students who have engaged so positively and submitted excellent work. We are extremely impressed by the determination and creative way that our students are approaching their remote learning. Within history, our Year 8 students have […]
So for me, RS is about looking at the landscape, trying to understand the context of people, the communities they live in and the marks they have left. I was recently taking my daily walk around my local area, and found myself asking why? As I walked up the hill in my small village, I […]
An update form our friends in Bunjakko; Hello all. We welcome you all to a new year. And hope and pray it will be a better one than last year. Bunjakko Island School is thriving as you can see amidst so many challenges. We are right now into the second week of school. The turn […]
Over the last week in humanities we have been studying the inauguration of President Biden. in KS3 have been learning about the ceremony and reflecting on the legacy of the outgoing President and the future with the new. We have studied President Biden’s acceptance speech, the significance in the appointment of Kamala Harris as Vice […]
Over the last week in humanities we have been studying the inauguration of President Biden. Students in KS3 have been learning about the ceremony and reflecting on the legacy of the outgoing President and the future with the new. We have studied President Biden’s acceptance speech, the significance in the appointment of Kamala Harris as […]
Year 11 Citizenship students have been learning about the power of digital media to engage people in the political process and to develop opportunities to make a difference. One of the classes took part in an online campaign through Surfers Against Sewage; contacting our local MP to ask for his support in the debate of […]
Some great examples of work here from 7BJK on the topic of Druid beliefs and spirituality.
Year 7 students have been developing their knowledge and understanding of what life was like in Bronze Age Cornwall. We have also been developing our map skills. Students have created some great models and sketches to show what the landscape would have been like at the time; identifying settlements, cairns, stone rows and stone circles […]
3 Mar 2021
Amazing work produced from Rosie and Verran in Year 7 who have started this term’s PE strand of Creativity Read more →
3 Mar 2021
The relevance of studying humanities subjects has never been clearer than in the news this week. I opened up Read more →
3 Mar 2021
During this spring term lockdown, Spanish Years 9 and 10 have been working on the topic of Holidays. One Read more →
2 Mar 2021
The latest Causley Update from Mr Daymond is now available. Read more →
2 Mar 2021
The latest Rescorla House newsletter is now available. Rescorla Newsletter 01.03.21 Read more →
1 Mar 2021
Students have continued to impress us with their attitude to learning this week and also with the high quality Read more →